one part of his address to the general assembly today really caught my attention, because of something that s going on in today s news. we re hardening our critical infrastructure against cyberattacks. disrupting ransom networks. and working to establish clear rules of the road. for all nations. as it relates to cyberspace. we ll reserve the right to respond decisively. the cyberattacks to threaten our people, our allies, our interests. hardening are critical infrastructure against cyberattacks. you might remember that phrase, critical infrastructure, used in this context from a few months ago. the spring, when a criminal hacking groups in russia shut down the largest fuel pipeline on the east coast. with a big ransomware attack. remember the colonial ransomware attack? knocked him down from the better part of the week. attacking critical infrastructure like field pipelines, and water ship lies,
about voter sentiment for democrats progressive push to the left. and concerns tonight about a possible meat shortage, how another big ransomware attack could put the nation s food supply in jeopardy. let s begin tonight with infrastructure as time runs down on a possible deal coming together, we are just hours away from a meeting between the president and the g.o.p. chief negotiator. kevin corke has the very latest tonight and kevin, i got to say when i talked to the senator sunday, she still sound hopeful. she did sound hopeful. i actually had a chance to hear a lot of her comments and i must say, that positivity could go a long way towards hopefully bridging the gap, but the planned one-on-one meeting as you know between biden and the senator actually comes after senate republicans last week offered a nearly trillion dollar counterproposal to the white house s infrastructure plan. that counter, by the way, still leaves the two sides about a trillion dollars apart. even worse, ther